I think it’s fine…attach is from Nobel 1.0. It may not as good as form 1+, but please don’t compare a SLA printer with a FDM printer, that is a mislead. For the specs, both Nobel 1.0 and Form 1+ claim they have 300micron in XY, but trust me, 300micron is much smaller than your imagine, no desktop printer can reach that resolution. Even for EnvisionTec, which they claim they have 50micron in XY. That is because the limitation of resin material, no matter how high resolution they claim, resin is the limitation
I have two Nobel 1.0, one Form 1+, one B9 and two EnvisionTec Micro, they are all resin based printer. For the print quality, EnvisionTec>B9>Form 1+>Nobel, for the price is 11k>4.5k>3.3k>1k. That is a trade off, if you really want some good samples and don’t care about price, EnvisionTec is your best choice. If you just want some parts less than 3% tolerance, all of them are good. The first thing I receive a printer is test tolerance, all of them less than 3%, and EnvisionTec is less than 1%
For customer support and warranty, trust me, EnvinsionTec is definitely the worst…Formlabs have the best software, it is easy and fast. Nobel software is slow as my grandpa, but their customer support is fine, I have a broken case when I receive Nobel, they ship me a new case with a bottle resin as gift after I complain to them. I don’t about B9 because I never have a problem with B9.
If you allow me to say which resin based printer is the BEST, I will strongly recommend B9. The print quality is pretty good, and the software/firmware/material are all open source, I can do modification as I want. Formlabs also allow you use other brand material, but they are not open source to SW/FW, means you can’t adjust printer based on your material
